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Biden Says Syrian Kurdish Forces Must Pull Back to Get U.S. Support after Manbij

by Asharq Al-Awsat English | Aug 24, 2016 | Middle East

The United States made it clear to Kurdish forces in Syria that retreating beyond the east of the Euphrates river after seizing control of the Syrian town of Manbij is a condition to retain U.S. support, Vice President Joe Biden said on Wednesday. Ankara has worded...

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Obama: U.S. is not Divided…Dallas Sniper Doesn’t Represent African-Americans

by Heba El Koudsy | Jul 10, 2016 | World

Washington – President Barack Obama had rejected the violence in Dallas, Texas following the sniper incident that killed policemen. Obama spoke to the press at the NATO summit in Warsaw, Poland. He was expected to visit Spain for four days and meet with Spanish King...

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Biden Criticizes Press Freedom in Turkey

Biden Criticizes Press Freedom in Turkey

by Asharq Al-Awsat English | Jan 22, 2016 | Latest News, Middle East

ISTANBUL – U.S. Vice President Joe Biden said during a trip to Turkey on Friday that intimidating the media, curtailing internet freedom and accusing academics of treason was not setting a good example in the Middle East. Speaking on a two-day visit to the NATO...